We are St. John’s and North Farnham Episcopal Churches of Richmond County, Virginia–two independent and interdependent churches that worship together, fellowship together, and serve our community together. If you are looking for a warm and welcoming place to grow your faith, join us! All are welcome!
OUR SERVICES
Feb. 15
Holy Eucharist
5987 Richmond Rd.,
Feb. 18
Ash Wednesday Service
5987 Richmond Rd.,
Feb. 22
231 N. Farnham Rd.,
A Fellowship Coffee Hour Follows All Regular Sunday Services.

When: March 28, 6 PM
Where: St. John’s Parish Hall
Tickets: $30
Includes ribs, brisket, baked beans, coleslaw, salad, and dessert, complimentary beer and wine and non-alcoholic beverages
Why: To support our local non-profits
Contact Ann Eichenmuller at 804-466-1720 for ticket info or purchase after Sunday services.
Join Us for our Lenten Series with Menokin Baptist Church



Warm Fire, Warm Hearts
The Epiphany Bonfire on January 4 at N. Farnham was a wonderful evening of food and fellowship. Thanks to all who provided chili, cornbread, and s’mores!

Join Reverend Sandi on Thursdays from 11:30-12:30 in the Parish Hall at St. John’s in Warsaw for Bible Study. Bring a Bible! Bring a friend! Bring your questions! Bring a lunch!
Our churches are seeking a full-time rector. We are two “small but mighty” churches located in Virginia’s beautiful Northern Neck, an area rich in history and natural beauty. We are bordered by the Rappahannock and Potomac rivers and the Chesapeake Bay.
Richmond County, the home of our churches, is a growing and vibrant community centered around the revitalized Town of Warsaw.
Warsaw offers casual and fine dining venues and busy events schedule including free summer Fourth Friday concerts, Warsaw Fest and Christmas Town, family movie nights on Main Street, and more. Home to Rappahannock Community College, a great public school system, and close to a host of marinas, restaurants, breweries, and wineries, Richmond County offers something for everyone. Want to learn more?

Curious about the Episcopal Church?
In the Episcopal Church, we are called to live out our faith on a daily basis whether we at home, school, work, or recreation. The cornerstones of our faith are Scripture, tradition, and reason.